Aponogeton cordatus
A Madagascan aquatic plant growing from a tuber, with heart-shaped floating or submerged leaves. Like other Madagascan Aponogeton it grows in streams and pools with a marked dry season, so expect the tuber to rest after a growing season.
Where it grows wild
Only two wild records exist. By analogy with related Madagascan Aponogeton it roots in the beds of streams, pools and seasonal waters, and sends up submerged and floating leaves.
The two records are near sea level in the southwest and at about 800 m in the eastern highlands.
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